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Humana profits fall amid rising Medicare costs

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Humana experienced a decrease in profits during the third quarter, reporting $162 million. This decline is attributed to increased care costs associated with a growing number of enrollees in Medicare Advantage plans. AI

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Humana profits fall amid rising Medicare costs

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Bruce Japsen, Senior Contributor ·

    Humana Profits Dip To $162 Million As Costs Rise From New Medicare Enrollees

    Humana reported a third-quarter net income of $162 million as care costs for older adults in Medicare Advantage plans rose.

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